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I am building a Python package which hevily relies on the Docker daemon. I am using Pixi as a package manager for Python and have the Pypi Docker SDK in my dependencies however my package wouldn't ...
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I'm using Pixi to set up a Python environment that a python project needs to run in. So I first do pixi shell, which sets several environment variables defined in the pyproject.toml file and also runs ...
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I'm managing a Python project with Pixi, because I have both Conda and Pypi dependencies. I need to install arcpy, which is ArcGIS's Python API. It's a closed-source library, and it is only available ...
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I would like to be able to test (for example, in CI) that the pixi.lock file is completely up-to-date with the pixi.toml file. There is the --locked option to various commands which will abort the ...
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I am trying out pixi for replacing package management and condo environments. Activating a shell works fine, but I like to have some tools always available for which I think there is pixi global. I ...
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I'm trying to use Pixi as a Conda replacement. However, when I try to select the Pixi environment in VSCode's 'Python: Select Interpreter' command, it's not listed. Any advice on how to get VSCode to ...
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